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Slow Cookers - recommendations please
frumpyknickers
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Have been thinking of buying a s.c. but at a loss as to which one - all you o.s's seem to be firm converts to this way of cooking so recommendations please! There are 2 adults & 2 not quite adults in the family so it would have to accommodate us & maybe 1 or 2 extra on occasions. If there is already a thread covering this please direct me. Cheers.
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I have a cooksworks one from Argos. I have had no problems with it i would recommend it.
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/4207490.htm0 -
Hiya.
Try the link below. There's one main thread on buying slow cookers, and several others that you will find it useful to browse:-
The Complete Slow Cooker Collection
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I bought a cookswork one last weekend. It was on special at argos for £10.0
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I saw this one - it looked a bit small as I was thinking of getting one to cook big bits of meat in - let me know how you get on with it cos it did look a bit of a billy bargain.0
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I'll let you know after the weekend. I'm going to use it tonight.0
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I have got this one.
Works well for me and is big enough for two adults plus some. It is 3.5L. Easy to use. I managed to buy it when it was half price and with some nectar points so only cost me £6.50. And I use it 2/3 times a week for cooking meats for roast dinner. A rice pudding or two during the week and cooking gammons/bacon joints.
Will one day get around to making stews etc in it.
Husband is under strict order not to drop the lid or the crock :rotfl:
A lot of people on this forum have the Morphy Richards ones. But they have the big one which is 6.5L. Piccie here
Yours
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